- #1
Kaneki123
- 120
- 3
Okay...I have a simple question that, if we apply a force to a wall, then according to F=ma, the wall should have some acceleration at all the points we are applying the force...My question is that since the wall does not move move back, does this acceleration only result in a slight deformation of wall (something hard to notice) or is the wall so ''rigid'' that it does not ''allow this acceleration''?